The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
the only thing I dislike about the DLC is that after you do all of the quests and complete Legacy, you can't go back at all. I'm glad Bioware put in the little "You can leave to Kirkwall and come back" thing in the quest, but I missed out on the helm because the damn doorway was sealed and I didn't know how to unseal it.
bleetman wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
I'm... wow, it isn't very spoilery but it almost brought a tear to my eye. Archery Hawkes don't have the generic melee "finisher" on Corypheus but actually gets one of their own.
Props to whoever did those!
Huh, mine just stabbed him with and then sheathed an invisible weapon.
The way he speaks, it can be also interpreted they went for the power they're told by Dumat to be in the gold city, but all they got (ultimately) was the darkness and taint. I.e. matching how the popular version goes.Blacklash93 wrote...
Was it me, or did Corypheus speak as if the Golden City was already black when they arrived there?
Modifié par tmp7704, 27 juillet 2011 - 03:51 .
Modifié par Cutlass Jack, 27 juillet 2011 - 04:24 .
He goes... "But it was black... corrupt..." and "The city! It was supposed to be golden!" as if it was already that way when they arrived.tmp7704 wrote...
The way he speaks, it can be also interpreted they went for the power they're told by Dumat to be in the gold city, but all they got (ultimately) was the darkness and taint. I.e. matching how the popular version goes.Blacklash93 wrote...
Was it me, or did Corypheus speak as if the Golden City was already black when they arrived there?
tmp7704 wrote...
The way he speaks, it can be also interpreted they went for the power they're told by Dumat to be in the gold city, but all they got (ultimately) was the darkness and taint. I.e. matching how the popular version goes.Blacklash93 wrote...
Was it me, or did Corypheus speak as if the Golden City was already black when they arrived there?
Modifié par The Ethereal Writer Redux, 27 juillet 2011 - 04:03 .
Well, he goes: "But it was black... corrupt. Darkness... ever since." and "The city! It was supposed to be golden! It was supposed to be ours!" and note the city wasn't "theirs" when they arrived to it. So i think you can also interpret it as that's what the plan was -- the city was 'supposed' to be golden and theirs. But if it just went wrong and the city turned black instead and never became theirs, then what he says can describe that as well.Blacklash93 wrote...
He goes... "But it was black... corrupt..." and "The city! It was supposed to be golden!" as if it was already that way when they arrived.
Modifié par tmp7704, 27 juillet 2011 - 04:17 .
sun-ga89 wrote...
So is there a difference weather to side with Larius or the other Grey Warden (forgot her name)?
Siding with Janeka and staying with her C) Siding with LArius and changing sides and D) Siding with Larius and staying with him.
The taint could have been housed within the city and was only unleashed when the magisters tampered with it, thus its outward appearance was golden prior to the incident.tmp7704 wrote...
There's also something obvious that should be taken into account -- if the city was really black from the beginning, they should see it from the outside (as it's visible from every spot in the Fade). So it at least had to have appearance of golden city at some point before, to make them believe that it actually was.
Modifié par Blacklash93, 27 juillet 2011 - 04:31 .
If i'm not mistaken what the magisters did was getting their physical selves in there, which is something that the Fade isn't really "built for". So it could be simply some magical equivalent of crossing the streams that triggered the reaction, or smth?Blacklash93 wrote...
I seriously doubt the magister tainted it with "sin". There could have been something within the city before then. Or perhaps the magisters brought something with them that tainted it.
tmp7704 wrote...
Well, he goes: "But it was black... corrupt. Darkness... ever since." and "The city! It was supposed to be golden! It was supposed to be ours!" and note the city wasn't "theirs" when they arrived to it. So i think you can also interpret it as that's what the plan was -- the city was 'supposed' to be golden and theirs. But if it just went wrong and the city turned black instead and never became theirs, then what he says can describe that as well.
Carloth13 wrote...
Maybe when the magisters got too close the Maker said "Nuh-uh, b*tches." And left his throne to rot and turn the magisters into horrifying beasts.
The Maker never did seem that forgiving and kind.
Brockololly wrote...
panamakira wrote...
Somewhere in an interview I think I heard devs say the Architect and this new guy were similar or of the same kind? They kind of look alike too.
Visually at least, its pretty obvious the Architect and Corypheus are built on the exact same character model, which in turn is built on the model of the Arcane Horror. It just seems as much a means to save art resources as anything, thus making it a bit pointless to try and draw connections to things visually when they're likely grounded in the limited resources of game development.
dragonflight288 wrote...
I don't know. All I know is that after finishing Legacy, I have to do some serious reevaluations of my theories concerning darkspawn. I had completely disregarded the Chant of Light talking about Magisters physically going to the Golden City. The reason I did this was because they edited out the bit about the elves for being too heretical. They alter what their doctrine says so it can say what they want to believe.
Now we have in-game evidence that supports that part of the Chant.
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